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🚀 Celsius Network Founder Alex Mashinsky's Trial Postponed to January 2025

According to Odaily, recent market reports indicate that the trial of Alex Mashinsky, the founder and former CEO of the bankrupt Celsius Network, will not take place this week. Court documents reveal that Judge John G. Koeltl has rescheduled the trial to January 28, 2025. The timeline for the proceedings is as follows: on December 11, 2024, former Celsius executive Roni Cohen-Pavon, who is also a defendant in this case, will be sentenced. Cohen-Pavon admitted to charges of fraud and market manipulation in 2023. The final pretrial conference for Alex Mashinsky is set for January 16, 2025, with the jury trial commencing on January 28, 2025.

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🚀 Celsius Network Token Surges After Repayment Scheme

According to Cointelegraph, Celsius Network’s native token experienced a significant surge of over 300% following the initiation of a $2.5 billion repayment scheme aimed at over 250,000 creditors.

A court filing on August 26 revealed that the bankrupt digital asset lender had repaid approximately $2.53 billion to 251,000 creditors. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro indicated that the Celsius (CEL) token was trading at $0.16 on that day. By September 23, the token’s price had risen to $0.65, marking a 300% increase. Currently, the token is trading around $0.58.

Despite this recovery, the token remains significantly below its all-time high of $8.05, which it reached in June 2021, representing a decline of 1,287% from its peak.

On August 26, Celsius distributed about 84% of the assets owed, amounting to $3 billion. While the majority of creditors have been paid, not all eligible creditors have claimed their digital assets, particularly those with smaller amounts owed. The filing noted that 64,000 creditors have less than $100 in assets to claim, while 41,000 are owed between $100 and $1,000 in crypto. The small amounts may be a disincentive for some creditors to take the necessary steps to claim their funds. The bankruptcy administrator reported that it had attempted more than 2.7 million distributions for eligible creditors.

Celsius filed for bankruptcy in July 2022, sending an email to its users announcing petitions for Chapter 11 reorganization. This move came shortly after the platform hired bankruptcy-specialized lawyers. The bankruptcy proceedings resulted in fines of up to $4.7 billion from the United States Federal Trade Commission. The company expressed satisfaction with the resolutions reached with various US regulatory agencies.

Additionally, the company’s former CEO, Alex Mashinsky, was arrested and charged with financial fraud, misleading customers, and manipulating the token’s price.


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🚀 Celsius Network Distributes $127 Million To Creditors In Bankruptcy Proceedings

According to Odaily, Celsius Network is distributing $127 million to eligible creditors as part of its second payment under bankruptcy proceedings, following its collapse in July 2022. This latest distribution increases the total recovery rate to 60.4% of eligible claims, building on the initial payment made in January 2024, when approximately 57.65% of eligible claims were paid in liquid cryptocurrency or cash. The second distribution primarily consists of liquid cryptocurrency, converted to Bitcoin at an average price of $95,836.23 to match the claim value. The payments cover various categories of creditors, including retail deposit claims, general revenue claims, and unsecured loan claims.

In related developments, former Celsius Network CEO Alex Mashinsky is scheduled for a pretrial conference on January 16, 2025, with a jury trial set to commence on January 28, 2025. This legal proceeding is part of the ongoing fallout from the company's financial difficulties and subsequent bankruptcy.


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🚀 Celsius Network's $4 Billion Lawsuit Against Tether Proceeds

According to Foresight News, a U.S. bankruptcy judge has ruled that Celsius Network's lawsuit against Tether, valued at $4 billion, can proceed. Celsius accuses Tether of improperly liquidating approximately 39,500 bitcoins pledged as collateral in June 2022, allegedly violating the procedures outlined in their lending agreement. This liquidation reportedly resulted in losses exceeding $4 billion for Celsius. Despite Tether's argument that U.S. courts lack jurisdiction, the judge determined that Celsius's claims of breach of contract, fraudulent transfer, and priority rights are valid for further examination.

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🚀 Tether Settles Bankruptcy Claims with Celsius Network for $299.5 Million

According to PANews, BRIC, a joint venture between GXD Labs and VanEck, has announced that Tether has paid $299.5 million to settle bankruptcy claims with Celsius Network. This settlement addresses claims filed in August 2024 concerning bankruptcy law and related issues. The case involves the transfer and liquidation of collateral prior to Celsius's bankruptcy in July 2022. BRIC was appointed in January 2024 as the administrator for complex asset recovery and litigation, and it continues to manage Celsius's illiquid and litigation assets to facilitate liquidation.

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